Army keeps peace in Mexico, but at what price?
March 24, 2009 By Arthur Brice CNN The power of the Mexican military was on full display Tuesday in Ciudad
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One Man’s Bitter Odyssey into a Reverse NAFTA, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Department of Homeland Security: Canadians and Mexicans after 9/11
COHA received the following article from a reader, Dr. Mark T. Berger, who details his personal experience of the Department
Read MoreIn the Hot Seat: Mexico Goes Before the U.N. Human Rights Council
– Despite several initiatives taken to improve human rights practices in Mexico, the United Nations deems the long-troubled U.S. neighbor
Read MoreImmigration Matters: Bolstering Mexico with Immigration and Economic Reforms
March 12, 2009 New America Media Commentary, Edward W. Littlefield Recent news about Mexico has focused on the horrific and
Read MoreAs Mexico’s Problems Mount: The Impact of the Economic Recession on Migration Patterns from Mexico
– As migration from, and remittances to, Mexico have decreased as a result of the current recession, the Mexican economy
Read MorePress Rights in Latin America — A Fading Concept
• Gangs, drugs and politicians menace the press • Legislation and intimidation keep press on a short leash • If
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